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yo how does a mf actually cut ripped out edge from my ski, i bought nipper plyers but they are not breaking through the edge please help

I broke my hand yesterday (3rd and 4th metatarsal on non-dominant hand), doc said 4-6 weeks but i go to whistler in a month, how do I make this work, my motivator is Cal Carson's slvsh game with 2 broken hands

ive tried to get into sewing, made a few hats and I plan to make some cords. The goal is to make my own snow pants in time for winter, any tips or fabric recs (looking for dark brown)

I just tore my edges out of my arv 96's they've been in service for around 4 years, but it's time to move on. I'm looking for a playful park ski that can take icy east coast trees and do alright in some pow. Currently looking at the Liberty Helix 98, Reckoner 102, and Poachers, any other...

As a prospective college student and skier, I'm very interested in University of British Columbia, Vancouver. I'm wondering how accessible skiing is, whether or not it's just park laps at Grouse or heading up to Whistler. How's the snow out there, as an east coast skier I see it as an upgrade...

Im trying to land a 7 but I'm gonna need a jump bigger than 3 feet, how do I adjust to spinning off of bigger jumps?

NS I need you, Maine just got our first little snow and I'm panicking. I need an 80-90 mm ski around 170 cm that can be buttery and playful and can hit jumps but can take days of glades and bumps. I've narrowed it down to ARV 86's or Nordica Soulriders 84. I don't know if there are other options...

Obviously the season is starting up in a few months and I need skis but I dont know what ones. I am fairly advanced in moguls and glades but I am getting into my second year of park and plan to learn 5's 7's and more rails. I live in the east so I want a fairly skinny ski, preferably 80-100 mm...

I just started skiing park this year, and I can do 3's and some rails. I ski mostly in Maine, but I go to Colorado every few months. I am fairly advanced in glades and moguls. I want to find a fairly cheap all mountain/park ski, I would love to have buttery skis but that's not the most important.

Haven't seen any threads on outerwear and what trends are happening rn so here ya go

In Maine, it is currently 50 degrees and doesn't plan to get warmer. I don't have any features in my backyard rn except for a picnic table. Whats stuff I can do with wet snow to keep me entertained?

I Just so GoPro and Jesper Tjader's Forest video, and it made me think. What are cool things to try to do on skis. Is there any suggestions on cool things to try with skiing (like making a terrain park in the woods at a mountain)?

My entire life I have always skied the glades and moguls. But when I moved and met more friends that ski, I realized that they do a lot of park skiing. I don't ski a ton and I don't really know how to do any tricks, but I know that if I can ski more I can learn more. I want to make a backyard...